Examples of using They judge in English and their translations into Hungarian
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(g) be destroyed, provided that the person concerned supplies the customs authorities with all the information they judge necessary.
In frost on trees in the last month of winter, they judge the amount of honey that bees will gather in the summer.
We recommend that every user took the necessary precautions they judge to be necessary for their personal safety and protection.
You never explain yourself to the masses of sheep""that inhabit this world,""but the more they judge you, the freer you become.".
Participants have passed the point where they judge solely based on the scale of financial resources.
Gnostics” do not understand this, because they judge others based on their ability to understand the complexity of certain doctrines.
They judge the bank based largely on whether or not it can create a connection with them.
At the same time, they judge their own situation in a more positive light:
They judge that the social revolution can only be realised by the common efforts of workers and peasants.
They judge their own personal sanity by bouncing ideas off their… their neighbors
At the same time, they judge their own situation in a more positive light: half of all youths count on having a career in their own field within the next 10-15 years in Hungary.
how judiciously they judge themselves.
since many have only contempt for the grace of Christ, which they judge merely by the senses of their flesh.
Search engines rank websites based on their content, which they judge with automated mathematical algorithms and equations.
until the election of the Pope, what they judge to be most fitting and appropriate for the preservation
the walking of the souls they judge so blindly,
the intermediate organisations use spreadsheets to follow up the individual projects, as they judge the data in the monitoring system to be incomplete and inaccurate.
Members States shall take all the measures they judge necessary, in particular those related to cooperation with the other Member States concerned,
in whatever way they judge to be most appropriate,